Vetroo Eclipse Low-Profile ARGB CPU Cooler, 90mm 4-Pin PWM Fan, Premium Aluminum Fins, 95W TDP Air Cooling for Intel LGA 1851 & 1700 Only

This was basically the most inexpensive fan of its kind that includes ADDRESSABLE color LEDs on it for a cpu like what we have. We have an Asus Z270 motherboard and a 6th gen i5 cpu that uses a 1151 mount. Thus works for the 1151 mount just perfectly. I also preferred this to other fans on here because of the black heatsink where almost all others was silver. This looks snazzy and fits perfect! It came with a small pack of thermal paste to self apply and that was easy. It plugs into my case's RGB controller box so when I press the LED button on my case it changes the ring on the fan to match the big fans on the front of the case. There are others on here that are static and stay 1 color or rainbow and are not addressable bit THIS one is addressable. Ran it through the ASUS bios and it runs just fine, I have it set to 40% speed up to 40c and then 60% at 60c and 100% at 70c+ and have not seen the cpu go over 42c in all honesty. Great price, looks good, blavk heatsink, comes with thermal paste, it is addressable and plugs into the motherboard or rgb box. Perfect item!

I had to replace a more popular CPU fan I recently purchased for my media center PC and the case vent is right over the CPU fan but it was not a variable controllable fan (3 pin) so I had to replace it with this one, it had similar height clearance and its a tad cheaper. This fan come with two attached cords, one for the 4 Pin connector and the other I am guessing for RGB stuff that I did not connect. I didn't think the LED lighting was going to work without that second connection but it did. Even though I am not a big fan of LED lighting in cases, this one is not overwhelming and it actually kinda looks kewl coming out the top of my case. But more importantly, it is super quite especially during idle. It does become noticeably louder when gaming but I am OK with that, as long as it is keeping my CPU cool enough to keep gaming, which it does. I am glad I bought this and would buy again, a great cheap fan that looks good under the hood.

Love this cooler. Put this into a small micro atx case looks and works great. Good thermals.

My review probably won't be applicable to most users, but I wanted to share my experiences in a "special use" case scenario. I have a Lenovo Ideacentre Gaming 5i prebuilt PC with an Intel i7-12700 (non-K) processor. Prebuilts like this are notoriously finicky when it comes to upgrading due to the high number of proprietary and non-compatible parts. However, I found that the Vetroo Shadow will fit and, more importantly, perform well. Even though the 12700 is an LGA 1700 socket processor, Lenovo made the decision to use the old 75mm x 75mm mounting holes from the LGA 1200/115x sockets on their proprietary motherboard. There's also either a built-in backplate or the stock cooler screws directly into the chassis (I can't tell which and I didn't want to investigate any further), and you can't remove the rear panel of the case to access the motherboard without drilling out the rivets. Your only choice is to find a cooler that matches the dimensions and will thread into the factory holes. Enter the Vetroo Shadow. It was a very easy install - just remove the stock cooler (which, by the way, is absolutely identical to the stock cooler on my old Lenovo prebuilt from 2012 with an i7-3770 processor), repaste the CPU and screw this one down in its place. The factory Lenovo motherboard doesn't have any (A)RGB lighting ports of any kind, so I tied that cable out of the way and plugged the fan into the usual 4-pin CPU fan header. Much to my surprise the ring around the fan lit up, automatically going through the color spectrum in what I assume is the fan LED's default behavior. The Vetroo cooler improved temperatures about 5-10°C when under load, which isn't bad for a 1200/115x cooler on an LGA 1700 processor. My Lenovo's factory bios power-limits the CPU even more than the Intel spec, so temps (and unfortunately performance) are lower than you might otherwise see. My most consistent result from the cheap stock cooler was 81° max, which dropped to 73° max with the Vetroo.

It does exactly what it says it does, cools CPUs! Unexpectedly this shipped with a small packet of thermal paste (didn't use) but good to have for those without some on hand. Helpful hint: At first I thought it was broken because I couldn't get the LEDs to work. There is an empty space between the outer jacket and inner connector overmold, and I kept sticking the pins in there (my bad). After making sure the actual connector was seated on the pins I didn't have any more problems. I almost gave it four stars because of this, but then I remembered the price to value ratio and kept it at five. Fan is very quit, both the fan speed and LEDs work great with my ASUS motherboard.

I bought this for my wife’s computer upgrade. Her AIO was failing so I got this “until we get something better”. Well she loved it and doesn’t want something better 😂. Temperatures are fine for regular gaming (she mostly plays WoW). It’s on an i5-12600KF (no overclocking) and runs idle at 33 degrees Celsius and under load I’ve never seen it go above 78 and that’s the peak. As far as quality it felt right but not super premium. It’s a good value though considering how cheap it is. It is also pretty silent!

Bought to replace the stock cooler that came with my old i5-10400F when upgrading to an i9-10900F. Maybe the stock cooler would have been okay, since the i9 was also rated 65 watts, but the data sheets I could find indicated that the i9 came with a different cooler, so I wanted to get a better one. I did have to put a mounting plate it came with in place, but I was able to do that by sliding it under the motherboard without having to actually remove the motherboard. It's installed now, and keeps the CPU below 70C even when I'm running a render in LuxRender using 20 threads! Everything I was finding that was marked as a cooler for an i9 was a water cooler, but I really didn't want to make that leap - this is working great, and you can't beat the price! Also, it did come with a packet of thermal paste - I didn't see that in the item description, though I may have just missed it.

This thing works great and it's affordable! I used this CPU cooler for a Z490 chipset i7-10700K build and it's quiet, sleek, and keeps the temperature low. If your motherboard comes with ARGB software it's very easy to get this thing going can even turn on settings if the bios supports it. It gives your computer a nice clean look IMHO. For the price, you can't beat it.

It's a nice looking RGB fan, very quiet, large heat sink. Just make sure you have a 5V aRGB header on your motherboard, because if you don't you will need to buy an RGB controller for the LED's to work.

ryzen7 3700ｘに使用。 ＨＰ omenはマザーボードが特殊でlga1156のファンを取り付けるためこちらを購入。 安価でARGBの発光はきれいなのですが、今まで使っていた90mmファンがcpu使用率１０%の時に６２℃だったのに対してこちらは８２℃まで上がっていました。 そもそもryzen用で無いのも影響していると思いますが、冷却性能を求める場合はあまりオススメできません。 cpu温度に余裕があり、手軽にRGB化したいならありだと思います。

Two major problems with this fan: 1. The bracket is poorly designed and creates an arch on the reverse side which will **bend your motherboard**. Hopefully people catch this before it permanently damages an expensive main board! 2. Poor thermal transfer: Mounted on an i7-12700k. Even with on optional contact frame/thermal spreader, the CPU was still hitting 90C during soak testing. Replaced with a Hyper 212 and thermals dropped to 75C under the same load. Avoid this fan and spend a few extra dollars on something that is designed to work with your motherboard and CPU. Do NOT trust this fan to protect your modern, expensive hardware!!

Bought for a 12700k, had to buy something stronger as it was near or at 100 degrees celcius while gaming.

Super easy to install. Fit well on my 7 years old 1150 socket. It drops significantly average temperature from 65 to 45 degrees C. Meanwhile it sounds almost nothing. Absolutely love it ❤️